Villain: The Heroines Read the Original Novel, and Their Characters Go Off the Rails

Are you letting yourself go? Now that the protagonist can come back after completing the plot, what does the protagonist do? The original lead actor is better than the main character.

Opening the passenger plane door in the air?

You are a real talent, this villain has a very feminine name

Emmm, it looks weird, something feels wrong? . . .

Being manipulated so hard by a plot character, it's a bit like that

I have an inexplicable feeling that the male villain has a serious illness.

Note, close to the body, negative distance, cannot be pulled out.

After reading the author's description, it is possible that the soul of the original villain will return after the mission is completed (because it is soul time travel, not flesh time travel, so according to my understanding, after the plot is over, the protagonist's soul goes back and the villain's soul comes back). So, if "I" use the body of the original villain to have close contact with the beauty, and then after the soul travels back, does "I" count as "me" myself? Or it can be said that the system gives a new body to the original villain and gives the old body to the protagonist. After the protagonist's soul travels through the body and goes back through the body, emmmmmmm (you understand, although the soul is still your own, the body's DNA and everything else belong to the original villain, so how can you take over in a fair and just way without finding any reason to refute)

The male protagonist is too frustrated and I don't like it

I feel that all the heroines are too smart, and Li Yanyu is too frustrated, which is not very satisfying!